Court of St. James's
noun phrase
-sənt-ˈjāmz 
-ˈjām-zəz,
-ˌsānt-
: the British royal court
Word History
Etymology
from St. James's Palace, London, former seat of the British court
First Known Use
1797, in the meaning defined above
- as distinguished from
- as drunk as a lord
- as drunk as a skunk
- as dry as a bone
- as dull as dishwater
- as dull as ditchwater
- as easy as abc
- as easy as falling off a log
- as easy as pie
- as ever
- as evidenced by
- as far as
- as far as (someone) is concerned
- as far as (something) is concerned
- as far as goes
- as far as i can tell
- discase
- discased
- discases
- discasing
- disced
- discept
- disceptation
- disceptations
- disceptators